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higher and moderately active: Western steady;
spot. Sc 20; October. $3.50 O Co. November.
Sc 81 a 63; December, So 81 a 6 90; January.
SO 90 n e 60; February, Sc a. city steam ST. 90
Butter steady but quiet Western creamery.
l6 24c. Cheese firm and quiet; Western, 90
lie
CHICAGO, Sept. 10 A little more interest
conferred in the wheat market to-day, and specu-
lative trading was trifie larger The opening
rather weaker, and prices ia &c lower, but
rallied fraction some covering of 'shorts,"
and then again reacted ruling weak. due to
liberal receipts at Minneapolis later rscov-
cred &c. and ruled quite firm, which was the
result OF some buying, based on Indications that
the visible supply report would show a decrease
and held steady when the figures were an
nounced showing decrease of 10000 bu and
closed about bc higher than Saturday. Cables
were dull. Receipts at twelve points apRregat-
ed 5000 900 bu and shipments $4,000 blu.
Export clearings were only 10000 on
from thrcs ports. There some
mort orders in the market for No
spring wheat, but the advance in through Euro
pean freiGhts checked trade Octobsr opened at
6Ss 683c. ranged from 68s a Csc. and closed at
6S4 "a CSC Corn sold to-day within &c range.
The opening price the lowest for tho day,
being from q &c under the closing OF SATURDAY..
October opened at 40sc, sold at Ale, then oack 10
40sc. and returned to Ale at / p. 81, closing sc
higher. showing net gain of &C over the mai
figures of Saturday. The trading was almost
entirely local, and was of rather small volume.
AS In wheat, the 'buils' decidedly eau
tious. Oats were quiet and featurelsss. Buy
ers and sellers being both in small attendance.
there nothing TO cause lmpor-
tant fluctuations. and prices did not
vary materially from Saturdays closing quota
tions. Provisions were sreadier, but business
of reduced volume. Offerings were lighter.
few buying orders came in, and in executing
them prices were bid up l24c for pork, 5074c
for lard, Doc for October short ribs and l73c for
January but lard and short ribs especially near
by months declined 2ae07 TIC before tie close
of the afternoon session. Lard for October sold
at 6.32a 06.37@. and closed a 1856; January at
So 37i a 6 40. October short ribs sold at g. 223 %
S.50c. and closed at s423c; January. 625 06. SOC.
Pork, 1920 % IL 30; January, $l2. 30 The
leading futures ranged as follows;
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain trade,
says: the condition of native wheat has been
affected by wet weather. The wheats are Is
lower. White wheats weak. Trade is life
less under free offerings. The sales of English
ters, at 28s Sd. against DC. 620 quarters, at Sis
Sd. during the corresponding week last year.
This return is Al per quarter lower than that
for the last week in March, 1886, which, until
now, WAS the lowest recorded. Flour is dull
and n fraction lower The prices of foreign
wheat rather in buyers favor. The chief
inquiry is for new Russian, which is Of excel
lent quality. Corn is in good demand. There
is n small supply and prices Cd higher.
Beans are Is dearer. At to-day's market the
trade in wheat was slow. English wheat was
Cd lower. Flour. In large supply and prices
were easier. Corn was firm. Oats were dull.
Beans were rather dearer. Peas and linseed
were STEADY.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, BaItI-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. !9-F'our steady and un:
changed Wheat opened easier and soon declined
bulls, who had figures e SIC above Saturday at the
close No 2 cash. 6S 06s1sc; September, 677s;
7iaic. closing at y Sc: May zaa7sao Closing a.
s Closing Sf 'ssa ss sa'S May %
@4oaac, closing at 4oa4c. Oats dull cash, 24c
45lsc, steady, Hay unchanged and dull prime tim.
othy, S13 1850; prairie, $9G10 So Bran firm
Creamery 2iS24c; dairy 21c Cornmeai steady
at So 10. Whisky steady at $iO5 Provisions
pry nss meatsBesed shoulders, 55oc ionr Clears
8.40c; clear ribs. $500: short clears, $3.50. Bacon
eSaf rbs Soc '' ssA' cssr.
9.S7loc. Hams steady at 12014c. Receipts
Flour 900 bis wheat 81 600 bui corn. AZ 600
bu shipments-Flou IT, 600 brls; wheat, II 900
Sn corn 50 oo3 Su oats aSoG4 bu rye none
tobeT 6sssc; Deoemb ss n lac May 75Ss Corn ir-
May. 40ioc. Oats ouiet.
family, So o5 1880; fancy, s3 5o93.65. wheas
bu shipments l. 600 Blu. Corn easier, No. 2 mixed,
450f5l2c. Oats easier; No. 2 mixed 27ls02S.
Rye frmer; No. 2; sic Pork frmer., sl5.2 20. Lard
frmer 6.40c Bulk meats scarce short rib 8 OOc.
Whisky quiet; sales; s2s b.ls finished goods the
d26c. extra. 220 FAC; choice dairy, 15oI6c. Lin
seed oil steady at 40 ease. Sugar easier; hard refined
and frmer at 15015ls. Cheese steady and firm;
small full cream, 1lla0 l2lac.
BALTIMORE. Sept. I9-wheat-Western lower;
closing quiet No. winter red spot. 764D762sc;
September. 76lsD763sc; October 77DT714c; No
vember. 7sla079c; December. sOia0sOse. Corn
Western irmer aud dull; mixed spot 5Ol4c bid; De-
tober, Asa 949i2c. Oats firm; Western white. 35 q
3Sc; Western mixed. 81 i2036c. Provisions steady
and quiet. Mess pork. s16.25 016.5O. Eggs steady
Mt 17la01Sc. Coffee dull and heavy; Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair, 1Sl20I9l4c. Recepts-Flour,
$500 brls wheat. 27 100 BIZ: corn, 9 500 Blu; oats
$500 bu; rye 700 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1888
brs; wheat. 50, 600 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi Sept 10.--Wheat-M Market
weak. with large receipts. No. l. hard, old, cash,
T4Ac; October. Csc: November, 6914c. No. / old
Northern cash $50; October. 65c November 66 lac;
May. 73c: No. Northern old, cash, 703c; October,
60c; November, 81 lac. On track old No. l. hard,
5l2c No. Northern. 7412c; No. 2 Northern 72c;
No. ! hard, Toe: No Northern, 66c: No. 2
Northern. 61964c. Flour quiet patent $4 goa
1. AZ; bakers. SIS 30 $3.50. Receipts-Wheat 39S-
10 bu. SHIPMENTS Wheat, &c, 500 bu: -four as
$40 brls In store. Minneapolis, l.941, $40 bu; st.
Paul. 81 900 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19-Flour steady, with
moderate demand Minnesota patent fair to choice
S4O2ieD4 50. Rye -four scarce and firm at So Is q
so Wheat steady; No; red in export elevator.
7Sn7sAc November 79li079lac; December,
sOos06lc Corn-Spot steady; demand light.
No 2 mixed in grain depot, Sic; No
mixed and high mixed on track, 51las.
Futures neglected; No. mixed. September. 5005Ic:
October. 49l2 50c November. 40 7s15 0loe; Deceu-
Der. 4s ieD43c. oats-Spot firm but quiet; No. 2
mixed, 32G32i4c, No. WHITE quoted 80 lac; No. 2
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white 344 03514c futures quiet but steady Septem-
Der, 3fI4 034sac October 341ad3 I7sc; November.
35i40353c; December. 35a4 36l4c. Provisions
steady and fair jobbng demand. Beef-City, family.
S868.50; beef hams. IS D20c. Pork-Mess S16D
Is so do prime mess. $780, do family. SIG. 500
1850 Hams smoked. 12l20 lac Lard, refined,
S7.250S; steam. ST S7la07; butchers, loose.
$6.5o06.75. Butter quiet and easy western
creamery, extra 229 23c: Western factory. 14Ol7c;
packing butter 11D13c. Eggs firm with good
demand: Western. hrsss 19c. Cheese firm but quieti
Ohio. fats, choice. HALLS; do fair to prime.
1O4011c. Petroleum quiet; 20 abel test in barrels
6Tsc. Rsceipts-Flour 3, 500 brlsy wheat. 23o0O
Blu: corn A. 200 pu; Data. n 200 bu. Shipments
Wheat "a 500 bu; corn, $500 bu; oats. IT. 600 bu.
TOLEDO Sept. 19.-Wheat weak and frmer; cash.
Use; October 735se: November, 74Ac; December.
76c. Corn steady at 49, 4c Osts steady and firm;
cash. 263tc Cloeer-seed active and lower; cash.
81. 12l2 October. $40; December. S4 20. Re-
ceipts-Wheat. 10000 Blu: corn. 5000 Blu; oats.
1000 bu; clover-ssed. 571 bags. Shipments
Wheat, 1876. 900 bu; corn 5000 blu; oats. 1000 bu;
cloverseed 200 bags.
DETROIT, Sept 19.-Whest-No white cash.
76aac; No. red. cash and September. 73c October,
7314c: December. 76c- Corn. No. 2. 441sc, Oats
No. 2. &c: No. white. soc. Receipts-Wheat,
"a 700 Blu; corn, 2. 500 bu: oats 1, 500 bu.
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Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Comm Centers.
NEW YORK. Sept 19-Flour-Receipts, 80, :
e84 packages exports, LOGO brls and TO- 994 Sacks
rather weak. NOSE especially on winter wheat
extras; prices unchanged Sales, 1900 brls.
wheat-Receipts. 126.500 bu; exports, so, 600
bu; sales, 2,616. 900 bu futures and 23OOOO bu
spot and to arrive. Options opened heavy and
declined a0!c. later strengthened and rallied
4asc, closing firm. Speculation only moderate.
Spot lots Arm, without change OF Importance.
Export demand quito moderate. No. spring,
gse; ungrsded red, 79i sole; No red. so4 q S08c
delivered, 7Szc elevator; No. red. nominal, S5c;
No. j whise, nominal. Sic; No. red,
septsmber, nominal, 7sic; October, IS 11-160
sos . sCs s Closing At sosc Dscsmbsr,
81 7-161 81 1870. closing at size; January,
BIZ os3ac, closing at e3Ac; February. s40s4sc,
slosing at sage; May, S74 57sc, closing at S7sc;
june 81 il-l60 $780, closing at size; December,
BIZ 09lzc, closing at 81 TO-
Corn-Receipts. ]. 100 bu; exports. SS, S95 bu;
sales, l.lg2 900 bu futures and l54. 900 bu spot.
Options ta4c lower. later reacted 41gc and
closed firm. Spot lets a 4c better and moder-
ntey active; ungraded. 50sc; No. 2. 49ac store,
60t05lc delivered: No. 2, September. nominal,
October, 49k % 49sc, closing At 49sc; November.
90 a 5O4c, closing at 50sc; December, 495 al &c,
closing at 504c; May, 5ls 5i5c, closing at 81 &c.
Oass-RsceIDts, 5000 bu; exports. 800 bu;
Eales. 10000 bu futures, and $4,000 bu spot;
market Arm and quiet; mixed Western, 80 a 34c;
white do. 35 64lc
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Hops dull and weak.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull and nominal Mt 19Ic;
options 90 06o points higher and fairly active;
saies, 80, $50 bags; October. IL - a IL 40c; No
Vember, lz.501I7 G5c December, 1862
L. S5c: January, 1765 a IL Doc: February, 1775
R17 soc; March. 17.75DI7. 95c; April. IL rs d
iz90c; May l7.750IS 00c; June. l7.75 ais O0c;
July, l6-OOc- Sugar dull and nominal refined
quiet white extra G, 5sc; mold A. 6! a e. Bic;
grsunlated. 63163le; cubes, GIG 06ic. Mo-
lasees dull Rice steady.
TaIlow stesdy &C 404 I.I6e. Rosin quiet aud
steady.
EGGS firm, and demand fair; receipts, 5,707
packages; Western. 140i9c.
Pork unchanged In price and dull Cut meats
firm; picked bellies 100l0zc. Lard 213 points
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

Trade Opens Active snd Good Volume OF
Business In Progress in All Departments.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 10.
Trade with the wholesale men opened active
to-day. and most of the travelling salesmen are
held in this week to look after customers who
mingle business with visit to the State fair.
So strong is the tone to prices on most lines of
goods and so few have been the fluctuations OF
late. that little risk is run in making liberal
purchases OF goods. more especially those that
are in constant demand. The better tone which
the wool market has recently taken on insures
steady il not higher prices in the future. The
Boston Herald says: There wool mer-
chants in Boston, whose opinions the trade
are generally in the right. who declare that the
turning point has Not that these
merchants would pretend to say that the
trade is skill long ways from really good
and profitable business, but they do believe that
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OIL.

OIL CITY. Pa. Sept. Educational Transit ce-tif
opened at 64lao; highest 657 lowest. 81 2c
closed. 653sc Sales, 1,O26 600 brls: clearances,
1882. 600 brls; charters, none; shipments So
1OS brls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Petroleum opened strong,
advanced sharply. fuctuated and closed firm. Open
ing 64lsc; highest IS &c: lowest, 64i2c: closing
652sc Total sales, $50. 900 brls.
PITTsBURG. Pa. Sept. 19.-Petroleum fairly
active. National Transit certificates opened at 6414c
closed at 65ssc; highest, 65sc; lowest. 64l4c.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 19.-Petroleum firm; Stand.
ard white. 11Oo. 7c.
SAVANNAH, Sept 19-Turpertine firm at
29l2c
WILMINGTON, Sept 19-Turrentine firm at
2912c.
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Figures Showing the Quantity In Sight in the
United States and Canada.

CHICAGO, Sept 1.-THE visible supply Of
grain, Sept TO- as reported by the secretary Of
the Board of Trade, is as follows:
Wheat. 81, OH, 4s7 bu; corn, 1899 s04 bu: oats
5.348. 4I2 bu; rye 3I3 $40 bu; barley, 680379 bu.
Compared with the week previous, wheat shows
159, 800 bu decrease; corn. 474, 952 bu increase;
oats $40. $50 bu increase; rye, 2O42 bu decrease
barley, 266, 29S bn increase.
The visible supply Of grain on Saturday,
Sept. II, as compiled by the New York Prod
uce Exchange, follows:
Wheat. 81 OF 800 bu. decrease OF 139. 581 bu;
corn. 1870. 429 bu increase of AGA. $40; oats,
4.75S, 1926 blu. increase of $40, 809 rye. 3d.
GAL bu an increase of 80, OFT bu; barley, $50 359
bu, an increase Of l66 305
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and strong No. spring wheat 67s a Csc; No.
spring wheat. GAZE; No. 2 red. 20! a 70Ac; No.
corn. Ale; No oats, 25c asked; No. rye. 47c;
prime timothy seed. 81. 81 02 d Mess pork,
per bril-. $15 90 %. Lard, per 100 lbs,
So. 80 374 Short-rib sides (loose). 81 SOC; dry
SIDES (boxed), So Whisky, distillers'
finished goods. per GAL. 81. TO- Sugars-Cut-loaf
g 07c; granuiated. 6sc asked; standard A, 6s
06ic.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady creamery, 17124c; dairy.
15A a 19c. Eggs triie easy; fresh Northern. 16
G17c.
Receipts-Flour, 81 600 brls; wheat, As, 900
bu; corn 3S4. 600 bu OATS. 16S, 900 blu; rye 1000
bu; barley, 107, 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. 49,
900 brls: wheat, 232, 900 bu corn, 748. 900 bu;
oats, 177 600 bu; rye, 49, 000 barley, Il, 200 bu.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county, Indiana, for the twentyfour hours
ending at P. NJ. Sept. 1e. 1897. furnished by
Elliott & Butler abstrscters of titles Room %. Etna
Building:
The Thames Loan and Trust Company to-
James p. Lowry. part of lots As and 46
$3.50. . s., $4,000
Van B. Stiarwalt to BENZ F. smith lots
oils $500. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. -. - $4,000
dianapolis .o .e. 90 ~...'. ~ - 275oo
Latham subdivision, in indianapolis 10000
Richard Lego to Wm D. Beeson; lot
addition to Indianapolis. ..,o ....-.- 100000
Volnsy r. Trey to Susanna NJ. Cadwalla
der, part of lots as. 40. ~ and 4S in
all in indianapolis -.--. - 10000
Nicholas McCarty ct al. 10 Thos. Harring-
We.t.side addition to indian. poii,s-: 10000
Albert n. Roach to Mathew G. Cowell.
Riverside addition to Indi.napois 10000
Frederick L. Riedemann to Frances Metz.
ler lot 125 in Mobiles subdivision of
part of outlots As, so. SIS. So and 81 in
Indianapolis $4,000
Harry j. Milligan. trustee to Geo. w.
Young, lot 10 in square Il of 8. A.
Fletcher jr's, northeast addition to In
disnapolis- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1880
Joseph v. McKernan ct al. to Frances
ion Of outlet l2s in indianapolis $4,000
Jno. VIM. Taylor, executor, ct al to
Henry ArAholter, lot $50 in Fletcher ct
els subdivision of outlots 90, 81 and
90 and south half of 81, in Indianapolis 10000
Conveyances. IL; consideration.-...--.S 7.93OOo
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hssd %siisss 100 for to Ss:s: Ts::S .r;7sIs
expectation and IS carloads for saughterers direct
Market dull weak and lover; poor to prime native
fair Colorado Texans So 81 grass bulls So. 1902. SO
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. Ia, 600 head. making
per 100 lbs for both sheep and lambs. Sheep sold
So 500. go per 100 lbs; lambs $5.5o0675. mainly
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. making "a, 100. for
the week Market very quiet and nearly nominal for
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 19.-The Live Stock Indi
Gator reports CattIe-Recspts. So s2; shipments,
3,279 Market dull and lower. Good to choice corn.
stockers S2.OO0 60; feeding So. IS as 25;
COWS $1.3o02.6o; grassrange steers. $2.250
Hogs-Receipts 9, $685. shipments, 2OS3 Market
active and 501Oc higher. Good to choice. S4e50
495 GO eo% ne to medium s4'4o04so; skips and
sheep-Rsc.pt., sos; 81 .bi ao mons. Market
medium $2.o0o275.
BUFFALO, Sept. Observation-Disclosures /, 7S5;
active and steady: eommon to fail. $32504 90;
fseis1. ass Tss. native
inferior to fair So IS as. Is; good to choice $40
400 extra. $40 lambs lower; good to choice
Hogs-Recsipts. 1887: steady, with a fair de-
mand; light pigs s. ao soS5 90; mi1ed pigs and
weights, ss.4oo5.5o; coarse mixed heavy ends,
ST. LOUIS. Sept. Observation-Disclosures, i. 100;
shipments 800. Market shade stronger. Fair to
choice heavy native steers. ga. 0004.e5 butchers
steers medium to choice. S3.40041O: feeders. fair
to good, So. 7O03.4O; Texans and Indians, common
grass to good corn-fsd 50. 10 o39
Hogs-Reeeipts; 2.5oo; shipments, 400. Market
shade lower. Choice heavy ard butchers selections,
IS 1O05.35; packing and Workers.. medium prime.
sG Market
slow and lower: medium to fancy, So 10 64.OO;
lambs. SO. e0046o.
CHICAGO. Sept 19.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Catte-Reeeipts. 1000; shipments. ). 900.
stockers and feeders s1.75o3 cows bulls and
mixed, $1.2502 so: Texas cattle, 81. 25 .25;
Western rangers 81 7503.6O.
Hogs-Receipts ~ 600; shipments. 1000. Mar
ket strong and SO to 10c higher; mixed. 81. $50
5.1o heavy; 81: 90e5.35; light. $4-so05.15; rough
"I Shsep~Receipts. 4 ooo shipments 900. Market
slow. common lower: natives, 81 5O04 10; Western.
So IS; Texans. $3D3.6 60; lambs. 81 05.25.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 19.-Cattls in good
demand and l40ssc higher. Receipts, 5000.
Extra 5a405ac; good 4a405e; medium, 404lac-
Sheep-Receipss. $4,000 Fair demand. 14c
lower; lambs 12c lower: extra 41204aac; good.
404l4c; medium, Ga 3 ac common, 203c lambs,
3D6c.
Hogs-Recepts. 6. 500: market active and few
extra at Sc; good ia a. 7sc; common, 7l907osc.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Sept Decentralization,
277O; shipments. 1,474. Market slow and shade
off from last week.
Hogs-Receipts. 800: shipments. 4 100. Mar
ket slow and dragging. Philsdsphias. SIS. O05.70;
Workers, $5.2O05.25; common to fair light, $1,000
215
slow at last weeks prices.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 19.-Hogs quiet: common
and light, So. 90 as. To- packing and butchers 1915
$3.50. Receipts, 1000; shipments, 800.
BALTIMORE, Sept 19.-Swine-Fuil supply and
fair TO good demand. Receipts. 7.1sO. Quotations
-mT3ac
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-C. L. Green & Co.
say: Cotton contracts opened weaker and fell off
points. The offerings however, not of greater
magnitude and when the demand became a little
sharper a recovery took place and some evidence of
greater anxiety regarding September options. where
the strength seemed to be the most pronounced.
Still, the gain not permanent. and before the
close eased off again, with final rates about to 5
points above Saturday and at the best only steady
Spot, 11-16c lower and quiet.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 19.-Cotton-Full prices hard
to obtain: middng uplands. 51sd; riddling Orleans,
5ad; sales 900 bales nc aod 2ooO bales for
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FARM SEED.

Huntington s. Hoss, Indianapolis. wholesale and re-
tail dealers in clover. timothy blue grass, orchard
grass. red top, etc.
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Lower Outlook for CattIe-Hogs Active and
Higher-Sheep Unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 10.
CATTLE-Receipts, IS; shipments. 20. AS
usual on Monday there but little business
transacted The market looks lower all round